How PDP’ll Retrieve Imo Mandate In Supreme Court – Secondus

Uche Secondus, National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has said his party will retrieve its governorship mandate in Imo State at the Supreme Court.
Secondus said there are several grounds upon which PDP is relying to ‘retrieve’ its mandate in Imo State.
Addressing journalists in Abuja, the PDP national chairman expressed confidence that the Supreme Court would review and reverse the judgment which declared Hope Uzodinma the winner of the last governorship election in Imo State.
He insisted that the number of votes cast was higher than the number of accredited voters, adding that the apex court Justices were misled by the All Progressives Congress, APC, and Uzodinma.
Secondus alleged that Uzodinma and APC fraudulently obtained the verdict.
He said: “Both Uzodinma and the APC fraudulently misled the Supreme Court into believing that 213,495 votes were unlawfully excluded from the votes they scored in the governorship election, which was held on March 9, 2019.
‘‘If the lies told the Supreme Court are allowed to stay, then the total number of votes cast at the election will be more than the total number of voters accredited for the election. This cannot stay. We do not need to set a bad precedence.
“The number of voters accredited for the election was 823,743 while the total valid votes cast was 731,485.